EU and US Warn Georgia Over Controversial 'Foreign Agents' Bill Amid Protests

The proposed legislation, inspired by Russian law, threatens Georgia's EU and NATO aspirations, drawing international condemnation and widespread protests.

EU officials warn that the 'foreign agents' bill could severely hinder Georgia's chances of joining the European Union.
Massive protests erupt in Tbilisi, with demonstrators facing a security crackdown involving tear gas and water cannons.
U.S. and European leaders condemn the Georgian government's approach, emphasizing the bill's threat to democratic values.
Georgia's parliament cancels sessions as protests escalate, signaling deepening political crisis.
International reactions include potential sanctions and calls for Georgia to maintain its Euro-Atlantic trajectory.